Battleships Sail From Hampton Roads for New York Harbor
Eight battleships led by Admiral Schroeder's Connecticut depart Norfolk for New York as Idaho claims the gunnery trophy with about 14 percent hits. Minnesota close behind at 13.02 percent. Georgia gears up for turret gun replacements. North Dakota to dry dock. fleet prepares for European cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
New York Harbor
Admiral Schroeder
Connecticut
South Carolina
Michigan
Louisiana
Kansas
New Hampshire
Delaware
Solace
Hampton
Idaho
Minnesota
Cilia
Georgia
North Dakota
Grogla
Washington Navy Yard
Boston Navy Yard
General Mills Pleads for Militia Reform and Easier Shoes
Gen. A L Mills in the annual report urges a stronger militia with more qualified studies, broader funding, and better armory buildings. He calls for more liberal clothing allowances, especially shoes, to prevent foot injuries and improve efficiency, and notes desertions have declined under vigorous penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Mills
Ilea
Brg
A. L. Mills
Department of the Gale
Fie Mills
Springfield
Miliia
Orders to Naval Officers for Duty Assignments
A fragmented dispatch lists numerous officers and ratings ordered to naval duty or home awaiting assignment. Names include McCall, Tozer, Scranton, Thomas, Willer, Rodger, Wentworth, McCormick, Narden, Lane, Pratt, Eaton, and others, with postings to ships, stations, naval academies, medical schools, and shore commands in Washington DC, Norfolk, Indian Head Maryland, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fommant
Walt Rd
Conwecthin
McCall
Pringle
Fors River Shiptale Company
Quincy
Mass
Fugeat Perkins Finut Tomar AE Resnolda
Amdr
Tuvertus
Scranton
Mareteland
Trevor H ‘Thomas
Montgomery
Willer
Rodgera
Walt
Ho Michael
Ordera Mel
Frapetor Voor Wentworth
Auty Hays
New York
Lung
United States
Connecticut
Sig Mo McCormick
Auty Naval Academy
Reipolig
Roab Norouk
TroAsuk Roof Straeten
Naval Penny Ground
Indian Head
Navy Hos
Caineau
Ptacoing Asst
Burge E & Woodland
GO Javabaf Lanch
JS Milter
SH Othuseys
Eaton
GO Pratt
Howard J. Omelyena
Naval Medical School
Washington DC
Cuticura Cured Family Of Eczema
Testimonial from Eugene Potthoff of Brooklyn New York states that Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent cured his family of eight months of eczema starting with a child s scalp sores and spreading to heads and bodies The family used two sets and were completely cured in two months The ad notes quick relief from a hot bath with Soap and Ointment and claims preservation of skin and hair with Cuticura products Free 32 page booklet available from Potter Drug and Chemical Corp Boston MA
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Eugene Potthoff
Ralph Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mass
Marine Rifle Team Wins Second After Board Ruling
After a lengthy dispute the Marine Corps rifle team earned second place at the national match at Camp Perry Ohio, surpassing Lieut Col Evans' award by moving the Marines up over a technical coaching violation. Col Paul St Clair Murphy seeks retirement under the 30 years' service law, with Lt Col George Barnett set to be promoted.
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Marine Corps Rife
Camp Perry
Oho
Infantry
Cavalry
National Board For the
Oliver
Evans
Marine Corps
Col. Murphy
Paul St. Clair Murphy
New York
Lieat
George Barnett
Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Duty Assignments
Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt A La Rue Christis and others, plus temporary duty assignments to various artillery districts and posts. It covers witness target practice in Portland New London Narragansett Bay Chesapeake Bay districts, transfers to Brookline West Point Seattle Fort Leavenworth and other locations, and notes medical corps duty changes and resignations within the coast artillery corps at Manila San Francisco Savannah and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. la Rue Christis
Eighth Infantry
Ees
Henry C. Pratt
Fourth Cavalry
George H. Penrose
John FE. Guilfoyle
Seventh Cavalry
William A. McCain
Eighth Cavalry
Percy P. Bishop
Coast Artillery Corps
Portland
New London
Narragansett Bay
Chesapeake
Dawson Olmstead
Fitth Flett Artillery
Brookline
Mags
Frank Ft. Curtis
Eignel Corps
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Nis
Seattle
Wash
Harley J. Hallet
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Tottan
N. Y
Army Medical School
Ernest F. Slater
United States
Loula A. + la Garde
Wiliam D. Crosby
Frank R. Kafer
Army Mediical Museum
Washington, D.C
Effiesta
Charigz B Moore
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Merrill E
Fort McPherson
Monterey
Cal
Sloan
Fort Jay
Fort
D. A. Russell
Wyo
Lieut
Hartle
Washington Barracks
D. C
San Franciscs
Department of
Hewr
Fort Logan
H. Roots
Ark
Sherrard
Bia
Milosr
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Sin
John A Lundeen
Manila
P I
Lundeen
Fort Mills
Corregidor
Manila Bay
John F Winser
San Pronciaco
San Francisco
Colt Charles &. Philipe
Fort Screven
Massime
Artilery
Savannah
Montgomery M. Macomb
Atatt
National Guard Association of the United States
St. Louia
Clarence H.*mcneil
Comet Artillery Corps
Fort Monroe
Mark D Weed
Medical Corps
West Point
United States Military Academy
Calvin D. Cowles
Hotels List Parcels Names Across States in OCR Run
An OCR fragment lists numerous travelers and residents by name across locales such as Chicago New York California Connecticut Illinois Indiana Kentucky Maryland Missouri Illinois and more. The garbled text includes many individuals with associated states and cities, suggesting a sprawling notice of guests or itinerants in hotels.
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Wstons
A Edaing
Chicago
E. Grayton
Tee
Martin Madden
Elie
James B R Morse
Peitve Anderson
George A. Mark
New
York
Pelletreau
A. Wrens
Mari Kanter
F RA
Il x
Honschel
Ay Hengchel
Brien Ose
D. Tack
JP. Ryan
Chester Lyman
Windi
Henle
HK Ruden
A. E. Trusx
E Hoyt
W. EB. Mountford
Ebbitt Puladi
G. Bowe
St. James
Hapy
Buser
C. " Beeler
Rulelgah
George R Smith
Miss Hetensmith
Willard
California
J. Miler
Biro
Shatto
Sz N
Webshee Apeois
Willart
James Potter
Witer Ming
New Haven
Witlard
Wale
Pateleh
Kentucky
J. P Welsh
Lexington
St. i
Taos
Equillan
J Sullivan
Baton* Rouge
St. James S
Maryland
W. F. McCabe
Baltimore
Raleigh
Mibbqurigl
D. Levy
Suss C- Cook
Louise Wiha
Lyons
Savannah
Agg
Aen Whittemore
Detogy
Mle
Wendee
Rank Glynn
Flint
Charles C. Simone
Colts
Detroit
John
E ‘Witubip
Raging
Robinson
Eckinae
McClug
Bay City
New York
Charles Frank
Utlea
Riablat
Buffalo
Jersey
Raelalgh
Miner
Leoney i
Pexnaarer
C. D. Boyd
Knoxville
Ralaigh
Virginea
G W. Ribble
W A Clarke
Ruchand
Helenbury
Petersburg
Ratel
Virginia
Clifford and Wife
G Neal
Misa Neal
Pemersburn
Haetgns
Otis Skinner Triumphs In Washington Stage Return
Otis Skinner returns to Washington in Lafayette Towers at the Weedsport Opera House with a vital performance that earns praise for his stage craft and emotional range. The production unfolds through misfortune and romance, supported by Izetta Jewel and a strong company, delivering a polished three act drama and rich character studies.
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Otg Skinner
Washington
National Grad
Mr. Skinner
Weedsport Opera House
Margaret Cruce
Dick Prentice
Marguerite
Lat
Tar Kington
Wilson
Lafayette Towers
Margaret
New York
Mfe
Laf
Prentices
Manhattan Theater
Broadway
Izetta Jewel
A. G. Andrews
Isador Blum
Alfred Hudson, Jr
Mrs. Cooley
Jessie Cromette
Knolingaworth Brean
Edward Middling
Belasco
Max Figman
Edith Bills
Max Ed Benne Preston
Robert_ Weyne
Barrett Sherimend Walbira Joel
Skinner
Huntley Starskinne
Amos Whipple
Mes Ferguson
Claude Whiteos
Tony
Line Watkins
Chapman
Eugene Merryne
Charles Merriwell
Lewellyn Green
Portia Perkin
Helene Lackaye
Lueteering
Dorothy Phillips
Mary Wt
Pert
Dorothy McKay
Ty Wilcox
Nina Orci
Olen Lartiey
Wilcox
Mckay
Falls Through a Trestle Unconscious Man Recovers at Hospital
Washington Post Bureau reports a young man named Julius Gtrickland, 20, of Richmond, fell through a trestle near Spring Park while boarding a southbound freight train. He was found bleeding, transported to Alexandria Hospital with a fractured skull and serious injuries. Relatives may be contacted today as he remains in serious condition.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Streit
Alexandria
Visiana
Walter F. Schultz
Chicago
Soring
Than
Litede Triangle
Spring Park
King Street Road
Washington, Alexandria, and
Mount Vernon
Patromen Ferguson
Young
Rawlett
Lampson
Spoh
Alexandria Hospital
Wiliam Mr. Smith
Julius ‘Etrickland
Richmond
Baltimore
Gtrick-land
T. 8
Wright
Fairfax County
Arthur Gilbert
Notley Hall
Washington
Leesburg
Stephens Self
Alexandria Chamber and Merchants back ferry plan
A delegation from the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce and the Alexandria Retail Merchants Association discussed a proposed ferry service linking Alexandria to the Pirth Stirling steel plant and Washington. President Brackett and others reported strong support and nearly $2,000 of 6 percent bonds had been subscribed. A committee to solicit further subscriptions was named: L. Ruben, R. W. Arnold, L. H. Machen, F. L. Slaymaker, and George L. Appich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
Alexandria Retail Merchants’ Association
Alexandria
Pirth-Stirling Steel
Washington
Brackett
Jones
Burke and Duncan
L. Ruben
R. W. Arnold
L. H. Machen
F. L.slaymaker
George L. Appich
James Cook Improves After Self Inflicted Wound
James Cook, a guest at 1208 Prince Street Alexandria, shot himself through the left breast Saturday night. Doctors report improvement but danger remains. Police doubt family account of accident and plan to locate the ball if needed. The .38 revolver bullet narrowly missed the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cook
3Ims
Jessia
Windsor
Prince Street
Alexandria
Alexandria Hospital
Dir
M. D. Delaney
Supreme Court notices on DC road extension condemnation cases
In re extension of Military road northwest DC petitions seek land condemnation for a 75 foot wide road. jury to assess damages and benefits, with notices to appear by Oct 38. The second item is a equity suit Mason v Mason to determine title to parcels in squares 1178 and 1183, with defendants named and appearance ordered by dates in September 1910.
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Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia
District Court
Military Road
Congress
Miliary Road
Columbia
United States
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Star
Washinatan Herald
Washington ‘Post
Otober. A. D
District of
Colombia
Getobar
Harry J. Clabaugh
L J. R. Young
FR. Cuningham
Supreme Court OF the Diet Columbia
Matilda EB. Agnew
Robert F. Mason
Washiickton
Georgetown
George Francis Williams
Robert F Maron
Sarah Maria Cooper
Anta M. Lee
Eliza M. Hodges
Welow
Feony M. Macon
Virginia Bower
Peter Bower
Anna M. Davie
Sam Ano B. Davie
John P McGuire
John P. McGuire, Jr
Murry McGuire
Clare F. McGuire
Kate C. Dorsey
John T. Dorney
Virginia Mason
Jamon M. Mason
James M
Eliza H Mason
John Mason
Fanny B. Mason
John Ambler
Lucy A. Mason
Landon R. Mason
B. Mason Ambler
Kanale B. Ambler
James M. Ambler
Elisa R Ambler
Eliza CA. Blackford
Launcelot Mo Bleekford
John C. Amb
Margaret Khigaon
Marianne C Marsteller
Emlyo Marstelier
William V Mason
Eva M Mason
James M. Mason
Maynadier
Madge C Mason
Eilbeck Mason
Anna J Mason
Tatharine M Lapham
John W.lapham
Georgie A. Musa
Sarah D Maron
Alexander Macomb Mason
Soghig FF Mason
Jon Manon
Tecensen
Gilbert L Thompabz
Washington Port
Jor Barnard
J. R Young
Br FR. Wormith
Chancery Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Washington DC
Trustees announce a public auction of land and improvements at 1387 Florida Avenue NE Washington DC on Monday October 3 1910 at 3 00 pm. Property includes lots 44 45 and eastern half of 43 in subdivision 1026. One third cash balance in two yearly installments at 6 percent interest with deed of trust. $200 purchaser bond due at sale.
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Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Wsahington
Washington
Aguars
Florida Avenue
D. C
Daniel W. Haker
Prank J. Hogan
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